Korean War, 1950-1953

General Frank E. Lowe at the 702 Ordinance Company, near Miryang, Korea, with a captured 42 mm anti-tank gun, Russian made, Model 1944, Serial No. 7219.

Two Russian Type T-34 tanks destroyed by American tanks near Yong San, Korea. Two America G.I.'s look over the tanks. Ridge in the background occupied by front line troops of the 9th Infantry 2nd Division during the Korean War.

American tank that was knocked out of action by one of the VWO Russian tanks near Yong San, Korea during the Korean War. A tank retriever crew examine the tank in preparation to return the tank to ordnance for repair.

General Frank E. Lowe holding a Russian type submachine gun, pointing at Model No. 1950, in Yong San, Korea during the Korean War.

A North Korean prisoner captured September 6, 1950, by a patrol from the 9th Infantry. The 16 year old unarmed prisoner had been in the army for twenty days and had not eaten for three days.

At lunch with Colonel C. C. Slone, Jr., Commanding Officer, 9th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Division. Colonel Slone's staff attended lunch with General Frank E. Lowe and Colonel Slone, north of Yongsan, Korea. Colonel Slone and General Lowe are not specifically identified in the group.

Lieutenant Martin Kavanaugh, Lieutenant Colonel Robert Scherrard and a South Korean Soldier examine captured Russian type equipment, machine guns and ammunition.

Left to right: Lieutenant Truscott, aide de camp to General Bradley; Lieutenant Colonel Robert Scherrard, C.O. 3rd Bn.; Lieutenant Martin Kavanaugh, aide de camp to General Keiser; General Frank E. Lowe; General Bradley, Assistant 2nd Division Commander, at the 3rd Battalion, 23rd Infantry, 2nd Division Command Post in Yongsan, Korea.

Valley overlooking the right flank positions of the 2nd Division during the Korean War.

At the United States 2nd Division Headquarters in Hang Hei-ri, Korea, Brigadier General Craig, C.G. 1st Marine Brigade; Major General Laurence B. Keiser, C.G. 2nd Division; and General Frank E. Lowe.